CurtailedAmbrosia
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Kara’s got things to mess with, tinkering as always. She knows he said his gun was shot and she believes him-but the wood still looked cool, maybe she can figure something with that. Maybe she just wants to play with it. Not like Kara had formal training-she just liked to tinker.
Kara laughs. It’s an amusing thought for sure. “Hey, I do what I want.” Pitchforks-snrk. She considers him amusedly.
“Worked that out, did you?” Like she had said-it wasn’t exactly good folks buying kids for beer money. She’s amused more than anything. Nobody knew where the hell she’d come from-and she’d told enough ridiculous tales anybody who cared had long since given up.
They were both from the East. It was some kind of coincidence for sure. She wants to ask him about it. She wants to ask a lot of things. But it’s careful, this was a very careful thing...so she’d tell him some stories, maybe. The real story, that old ridiculous past life she hadn’t chosen and then escaped from on a whim in the same impulsive manner she did anything. How she had gone and forged her own way.
It’s a show of trust. Also, some of it was funny.
“I dunno if it entirely counted until the last group, really, but I was a raider three times over. The last were bloodthirsty fucks that actually wanted to take me along on raids, and that’s who I locked into a burning building on the very first one they took me on, ‘fore coming out this way. All they had even given me was the baseball bat. Smart enough not to trust their new recruit with a gun, but dumb enough to think I’d go along with their bullshit.” Aaaaah, those fucking morons.
Kara goes and gets her own project now, some sort of gadget that had been cleaved in half at some point, somewhere. Pre war for sure. She settles back in comfortably.
“The group that bought baby Kara as a joke got killed around the time I was nine or so.” She’s not sorry about that. She’d been little more than their pet for however long they’d owned her for.
“I was just this skinny ass kid they hadn’t taught to fight, so the second group just plunked me down in a cage at their base, entertainment, you know.” That part was less funny, but it gets better.
“They’d bang on the bars and terrorize me, mostly. Every damned day it was always how they were going to kill me the next day in some awful fashion. I didn’t sleep much and they weren’t really feeding me too well, and I guess that’s after a few weeks of that I just finally went a little crazy.” Kara’s mouth curves into that wicked grin. “They’d come in to do the same old shit and I’d interrupt them to make suggestions first. Gruesome, hilarious ways to off me. I figured they were either all talk or they weren’t, but fuck it-I was tired of their shit and tired of being in that cage and tired of them saying stuff but never carrying it out. So they decided I was crazy and then-” Kara snaps her fingers. “I was one of them. Gang Leader was this boss lady named Maara-she wasn’t nice but she also didn’t let anybody touch me, so she was cool enough in my book. They left me at home when they went murderin’ up the countryside, and eventually I was earning my keep well enough breaking into places and finding cool shit in abandoned places no one cared I wasn’t going out on raids. That was the bulk of my childhood, basically. Wasn’t terrible. Was lucky in them being a bigger group. People died left and right still, but numbers stayed steady and Maara had ‘em all by the balls, so they were slightly less likely to kill each other off, most of the time. Always somebody bigger and badder out there though, you know how Raiders are.”
A shrug. “I was in my teens and out scavenging when we got stormed. Came back to a bloody fuckin’ massacre. Talked my way into not getting killed but-” Okay, this part isn’t so funny. “...well, I wasn’t so great a talker that I got in for free. They had me fight somebody who had pissed off the big boss recently. Winner got to live.”
Kara considers idly, briefly unamused. “I heard the folks who bet on me made bank." He probably wouldn't judge her on it, she knows-but that was the one thing she wasn't entirely proud of. Being sold like that hadn't been her choice, but beating the other woman to death had been.
If she were faced with it again, she didn't think she'd bother. Fuckers could get their entertainment somewhere else.
"Sooooo I wasn't real keen on the raider life proper, turns out. Whatever my mom got in exchange only stretched so far, you know. So I bailed, and I've been living large and getting into all kinds of entertaining trouble ever since." It's a happy fucking ending for sure.
Kara laughs. It’s an amusing thought for sure. “Hey, I do what I want.” Pitchforks-snrk. She considers him amusedly.
“Worked that out, did you?” Like she had said-it wasn’t exactly good folks buying kids for beer money. She’s amused more than anything. Nobody knew where the hell she’d come from-and she’d told enough ridiculous tales anybody who cared had long since given up.
They were both from the East. It was some kind of coincidence for sure. She wants to ask him about it. She wants to ask a lot of things. But it’s careful, this was a very careful thing...so she’d tell him some stories, maybe. The real story, that old ridiculous past life she hadn’t chosen and then escaped from on a whim in the same impulsive manner she did anything. How she had gone and forged her own way.
It’s a show of trust. Also, some of it was funny.
“I dunno if it entirely counted until the last group, really, but I was a raider three times over. The last were bloodthirsty fucks that actually wanted to take me along on raids, and that’s who I locked into a burning building on the very first one they took me on, ‘fore coming out this way. All they had even given me was the baseball bat. Smart enough not to trust their new recruit with a gun, but dumb enough to think I’d go along with their bullshit.” Aaaaah, those fucking morons.
Kara goes and gets her own project now, some sort of gadget that had been cleaved in half at some point, somewhere. Pre war for sure. She settles back in comfortably.
“The group that bought baby Kara as a joke got killed around the time I was nine or so.” She’s not sorry about that. She’d been little more than their pet for however long they’d owned her for.
“I was just this skinny ass kid they hadn’t taught to fight, so the second group just plunked me down in a cage at their base, entertainment, you know.” That part was less funny, but it gets better.
“They’d bang on the bars and terrorize me, mostly. Every damned day it was always how they were going to kill me the next day in some awful fashion. I didn’t sleep much and they weren’t really feeding me too well, and I guess that’s after a few weeks of that I just finally went a little crazy.” Kara’s mouth curves into that wicked grin. “They’d come in to do the same old shit and I’d interrupt them to make suggestions first. Gruesome, hilarious ways to off me. I figured they were either all talk or they weren’t, but fuck it-I was tired of their shit and tired of being in that cage and tired of them saying stuff but never carrying it out. So they decided I was crazy and then-” Kara snaps her fingers. “I was one of them. Gang Leader was this boss lady named Maara-she wasn’t nice but she also didn’t let anybody touch me, so she was cool enough in my book. They left me at home when they went murderin’ up the countryside, and eventually I was earning my keep well enough breaking into places and finding cool shit in abandoned places no one cared I wasn’t going out on raids. That was the bulk of my childhood, basically. Wasn’t terrible. Was lucky in them being a bigger group. People died left and right still, but numbers stayed steady and Maara had ‘em all by the balls, so they were slightly less likely to kill each other off, most of the time. Always somebody bigger and badder out there though, you know how Raiders are.”
A shrug. “I was in my teens and out scavenging when we got stormed. Came back to a bloody fuckin’ massacre. Talked my way into not getting killed but-” Okay, this part isn’t so funny. “...well, I wasn’t so great a talker that I got in for free. They had me fight somebody who had pissed off the big boss recently. Winner got to live.”
Kara considers idly, briefly unamused. “I heard the folks who bet on me made bank." He probably wouldn't judge her on it, she knows-but that was the one thing she wasn't entirely proud of. Being sold like that hadn't been her choice, but beating the other woman to death had been.
If she were faced with it again, she didn't think she'd bother. Fuckers could get their entertainment somewhere else.
"Sooooo I wasn't real keen on the raider life proper, turns out. Whatever my mom got in exchange only stretched so far, you know. So I bailed, and I've been living large and getting into all kinds of entertaining trouble ever since." It's a happy fucking ending for sure.